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With adenomyosis like a 5-month baby, is it okay to get pregnant looks like the chance of miscarriage is relatively high due to no space in uterus?
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Yes: It is ok. If the adenoymosis is that severe it could affect your ability to get pregnant. But if the diagnosis is correct there is nothing that can be done. So no reason not to try! but if there are fibroids then those can be removed.
Answered 6/8/2013
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